Captide provides direct and AI access to a wide range of global financial disclosures published by publicly listed companies across global markets. These documents are essential for investors, analysts, and financial professionals seeking timely, reliable, and comprehensive insights into corporate performance, governance, and strategic direction.Our coverage spans multiple categories of disclosures, from periodic financial statements and event-driven filings to ESG reports and shareholder communications. All documents are sourced from official regulatory filings and investor relations channels across major global markets.The sections below detail the types of documents available through the Captide API and the geographic regions covered.
What it is
A comprehensive yearly report that provides a full picture of a company’s financial performance and operations over a 12-month period. It is typically filed with regulators and prepared in accordance with formal financial reporting standards.What’s inside
Audited financial statements (income statement, balance sheet, cash flows), management’s discussion and analysis (MD&A), business overview, risk disclosures, and corporate governance details.When to expect it
Annually, shortly after the end of the company’s fiscal year.
Interim Financial Reports (10-Q equivalent)
What it is
A formal financial report that covers part of the fiscal year—either quarterly or half-yearly—providing an update on the company’s financial status between annual reports.What’s inside
Complete financial statements with detailed notes, regulatory disclosures, segment analysis, and key metrics. These reports follow standard accounting principles and include detailed tables and footnotes.When to expect it
Quarterly or semiannually, depending on the company’s reporting schedule.
Earnings Releases (8-K Item 2.02 equivalent)
What it is
A press release or brief report offering an early look at a company’s quarterly or annual financial performance before full filings are published.What’s inside
Unaudited key financial highlights such as revenue, net income, EPS (earnings per share), and forward-looking guidance. Often includes management commentary and business highlights.When to expect it
Shortly after the fiscal period ends, and before interim or annual reports are released.
Current Reports (8-K equivalent)
What it is
A timely update issued to inform the market of recent material events that may affect the company’s operations, financial condition, or share price.What’s inside
Announcements about mergers, acquisitions, executive changes, major contracts, regulatory decisions, or litigation. Does not include full financial results.When to expect it
As needed, whenever significant corporate developments occur.
Earnings Call Transcripts
What it is
A full written record of what was said during an earnings call, including executive presentations and analyst Q&A.What’s inside
Narrative commentary on financial performance, outlook, operational updates, and insights from Q&A sessions.When to expect it
Usually published within a few hours after the earnings call.
Earnings Call Slides
What it is
A visual presentation used by management during quarterly or annual earnings calls to summarize financial results and business performance.What’s inside
Key financial metrics (revenue, margins, EPS), operational highlights, segment results, and strategic updates aligned with the reporting period.When to expect it
Released alongside or just before scheduled earnings calls.
Special Events Slides
What it is
Slide presentations from special investor-facing events not tied to regular earnings calls.What’s inside
Information on long-term strategy, business model evolution, product roadmaps, capital allocation, or future growth plans. Common at events like Investor Day or Capital Markets Day.When to expect it
Occasionally throughout the year, based on company scheduling of major briefings or events.
Supplemental Financial Information
What it is
A supporting document that provides additional financial data and metrics to complement formal financial statements, often tailored for investors and analysts.What’s inside
Breakdowns of segment performance, non-GAAP/IFRS measures, historical comparisons, reconciliations, KPIs (key performance indicators), and other data visualizations.When to expect it
Typically released alongside or shortly after earnings announcements or formal financial filings.
Shareholder Meeting Notices (DEF 14A equivalent)
What it is
An official communication to shareholders about upcoming or past shareholder meetings.What’s inside
Meeting agendas, proposals up for vote (e.g., board elections, executive compensation), proxy materials, and instructions for shareholder participation.When to expect it
Typically sent in advance of annual general meetings (AGMs) or special shareholder meetings.
Initial Registration Statements (S-1 equivalent)
What it is
A regulatory filing made when a company plans to go public or issue securities for the first time.What’s inside
Extensive disclosures including business description, financial history, risk factors, executive compensation, and use of proceeds. Equivalent to Form S-1 (US domestic) or F-1 (foreign issuers).When to expect it
Prior to an initial public offering (IPO) or first-time security issuance.
What it is
A filing that allows a public company to register additional securities for sale after its IPO, typically using a simplified disclosure process.What’s inside
Summarized financial and business information, leveraging existing public filings. Often used for secondary offerings or shelf registrations.When to expect it
Filed when a company needs to raise additional capital post-IPO.
Corporate Sustainability Reports
What it is
A dedicated report on a company’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance and commitments.What’s inside
Details on climate initiatives, sustainability goals, carbon emissions, diversity and inclusion programs, governance practices, and social impact metrics.When to expect it
Annually, often published separately from financial reports, though sometimes aligned with the fiscal year-end.